Mohave County miner., 1887-09-17

| According to the assessment roll J. L
Nelson carries more than twice the stool
) pf liquors and cigars than any one else il
The same business.
w. ". Lake has had the streets il
tTont OF his buildings nicely cleaned up
for which he is deserving Of the thanks o
; the public generally.
Everybody is glad TO know that Super
visor Nelson has leased the new hotel
He will run it well, and we hope he vii
make fortune out Of il.
i Albuquerque editors are calling eaci
ether very bad names, much TO the dis
guest Of their subscribers, who pay fo
news and not billingsgate.
An immense stock vi over shirts ant
underwear for fall aud winter use Just re
eeived at Taggart's. Call and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere.
Trying to get up business without ad
vertising is like winkins at girl through
. pair OF blue spectacles-you may know
what you are doing but nobply else does
| The new planer and other new machin
cry for the Arizona Lumber Company'e
new mill has crossed the Missouri river
and is expected in Flagstaff in few days.
John K. Mackenzie, the popular and
efficient superintendent Of the Cupcl mine,
returned on Sunday last from a week 8
visit to Fort Mojave, where he is post
trader.
Taggart & Go. have received their first
consignment OF fresh oysters for the pres
ent season. and will hereafter receive
them twice a week or oftener as re-
quired.
Owing to tire great demand for extra
copies OF our last issue containing the re-
port Of the Grand Jury, which entirely
exhausted our edition, we reprint the
same this week.
The Journal-Miner man is kicking like
bay steer because Bucksbaum went off
owing him twenty-five dollars. Take
your medicine. Martin, like we do here,
without any kicking.
Geo. Monroe, who was shot by DR..
Scott at Mineral park several months
ago, has recovered so as to be able to get
around again. We should judge that
George was hard man to kill.
George Bowers had a very quiet and
sociable time with few OF his friends on
Thursday afternoon. 1t was what might
be termed regular feast Of reason and
flow Of the soul, or something else.
II there is any one thing more than an
other that will make man feel good and
promote peace and goodwill toward man.
Kind generally, it is can Of those fresh
oysters received by Taggart & Co. this
morning.
Tie marriage OF Julius ii. Farlee and
Mrs. c. N. Riney viii take place at Peach
Springs this evening, and Mr.. Farlee will
give big dance in honor Of the event.
The editor went up this morning for the
purpose Of tying the knot.
Fred Gotten, the popular young man
who runs the post traders store at Fort
Mojaye in the absence OF the proprietor,
has Just returned from two months
visit TO California and has resumed his
duties at the Fort.
Sheriff Mulvenon has left Prescott
again for Tonto Basin with large posse,
supplies, etc, for two or three weeks
campaign, with the avowed intention Of
cleaning out every rustler in that section
OF the country.
Watkins Bros, at the Kingman drug
store, handle none but the best grades Of
cigars in the market. They are retailing,
among many other choice brands, the
well known Key West Cigars at two for
twenty-five cents.
Col. Kinzer, Foster s. Dennis and
other good subscribers complain that
they did not receive the MINER last week,
and yet our foreman, Mr.. Funston, swears
by all that is sacred that he deposited
their papers in the Kingman post office.
X. G. Patterson, the popular gentle
man OF the Democratic persuasion who
came very near beating Robert Steen for
Sheriff at the last election, was in town
last Monday from Gold Basin, and left
the same night for short business trip
% San Francisco.
Supervisor Nelson will celebrate the
opening Of the new hotel with a grand
ball and supper, and he wants all the
TO stay home and get we'll |
ested up so as 10 do justice to the occa- {
Iion.~ We have no doubt 1t will be q grand ,
lfair, as our popular Supervisor never {
loes things by half. .
You cannot afford TO make any import. {
mt purchase without first consulting the Z
atalogue Of Weinstock & Lubin, import
re- and general outtitters, Sacramento, {
al. The same goods and styles as kept
y the leading merchants Of New York, e
and Chicago. Prices al. !
rays at the lowest notch, and the same I
D every one. Goods not according TO Or 9
er may be returned at expense Of house, 6
,hich il a guarantee that every effort will | c